Sentence examples for careful conversion from inspiring English sources

Baldur's Gate is another classic from the PC world ported to Google-powered devices: a careful conversion of the 1998 game plus expansion kits that see you exploring a sprawling world of monsters, loot and storytelling.

Buyers clearly are not deterred by the need for careful conversion, not to mention the bureaucracy involved in annual fire and hygiene checks, and running a business at least partly dependent on the vagaries of the British weather.

In regards to the 3D effects, he noted the "careful conversion to 3D lends volume and impact to certain moments... [but] in separating the foreground and background of each scene, the converters have carved the visual field into discrete, not organic, levels".

117 Time-to-event data also usually need careful conversions to a consistent format.

Here is an easy three-point guide to sidestepping common "mythematics" traps: 1 Be careful in conversions, don't muddle metric and imperial, or linear, square and cubic measures.

12.25pm: "Be oh so careful of Blatter's conversion to goal-line technology," warns Jeremy May.

By recognizing sequences maintained by gene conversion, through careful phylogenetic analysis of these genomes in several mammalian species, it may be possible to identify novel protein-protein interaction sites and functionally important protein sub-structures.

Lange then goes on to argue that a careful analysis of purported conversions of mass-energy equivalence reveals that there is no physical process by which mass is ever converted into energy.

It was shown that stable and efficient reactor operation is feasible at millisecond contact times with high conversion, but very careful design is crucial in achieving this.

Be careful, though, as some of the conversion rules are baffling.

In future, high efficiency alternator designs can be employed along with careful impedance matching to obtain higher conversion efficiencies.